The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-21
PERSONAL.

1IRs. MAcKAY allows herself 1O4 new gowns a
year.
The Prince of Wales is said to be frequent
borrower on the London street"
PRor CApEN, a Boston weather sharp, pre-
diets frosts for the week ending Sept. z.
ALLEN THoRNDrKE RICE, editor of the North
american ReUiew, is the guest at Newport of
w. Waldorf Aston.
A STRONG EFFORT is being made to induce
Mrs Cleveland to visit Newport before she re-
turns to Washington.
son Square" is the title conferred by Western
paper on George Francis Train.
BANK-wREcKER HARPER. of Cincinnati, who
engineered the wheat deal that dealt the other
way, is contentcd with bis prison fare, but ex-
poets to regain his liberty ere long.
DARwIN's biography, by his sons, is nearly
finished and will be published by Murray about
the middle Of October. The work will contain
much correspondence of great interest.
A PRIVATE LETTER from Paris says that the
new Consul General Rathbonc is likely to retain
Mr. Hooper as Consul. Mr.. Hooper is the hus-
band Of Mrs. Lucy Hooper, the journalist.
HENRY NJ STANLEY, the African explorer, it is
ing on, day after day, through the wilderness
letting his men learn his plans as they take
shape
ELDER EVANS, of the Shaker community, at
New Lebanon, Columbia county, n Y, has Just
celebrated mis- S5th birthday. For fifty five
years he has abstained from eating fish and
flesh
CAPT. JoHN WINNING, of the Fort Plain, n, Y,
fire department is the tallest fireman at the
state Fircmen's Convention now being held at
Troy. He is six feet eight inches in height in
his stocking feet.
CAPT. GEORGE BEAUMONT of the Royal British
Navy has captured the heart of Miss Mary
parkips pf NVhncp hrp. lpr xEn
married To Senator Evarts' daughter. The date
of their marriage is set for 1.-THE early fall"
j. g. WHITTIER is still at Centre Harbor. A
few days ago he received large number of boys
under the Wood Giant. They had come
from u neighboring camp on q pilgrimage to
the tree, and We're kindly welcomed by the poet
Mrs. LoaAN's HEALTH has so much improved
that she is able to leave her room for n few
hours of each day though her nervous system
has been much shattered by the shock of her
accident following SO closely upon the death of
her husband
GEN Sin FREDERrcK STEPHENSON will soon re
turn 10 Egypt TO resume command of the Brit
ish army of occupation and will remain NJ
Cairo until the spring or summer of next year
Sir Frederick has tn retire in July, 1855. when he
will reach the limit of age
TIN big borrower OF money" says Phil
Armour, of Chicago, and pride myself on IL.
treat with banker just as do with my baker
or grocer. buy bis money if.he will sell it at a
price that will leave margin for profit to me. l
never, even when was poor took money for
thirty or sixty days l get it for a long time for
a specific purpose.
THERESA CHRISTINA MARIA, Empress of Brazil
is q sort of triangular woman, /. G., she begins
at the bottom with very broad flowing skirts
and tapcrs upward 10 small pointed head, sur
mounted by little black cap, which Is pro
fusely decorated With roses In pink, yellow and
red The other afternoon she wore very
antique-lookiug drab silk gown. with brown
the reputation given her for having curious
taste.